Massachusetts Arms Sale Funds Must Benefit Militia
A Massachusetts debate accuses Senator Copeland of seeking to move the $6 138 proceeds from condemned state arms into the treasury to fund state expenses. The text argues the money belongs to the militia armory, warns this would be public plunder, and urges the legislature to stop the move to preserve the militia and honor.
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